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THE ROMAN FORUM 60AD: Today and yesterday I've been working on this image of the Roman Forum, It was much more challenging than I thought, because, like Ephesus, there's a well-known layer of archaeology from 300 AD or even 100 AD and all the information and images default to that. I had to take some pictures from 100 AD and some from about 50 BC and go through any buildings that weren't in both and check when they were built. Case in point, the Colosseum wasn't built until 72 AD and would be in the background at a later date. #Bible #biblestudy #biblecomic #biblecomics #biblecomicbook #biblecomicbooks #comics #bibleillustrations #biblicalart #christianart #christian #niv #nivbible #graphicnovel #graphicnovels #christiancomics #bibleillustrations #archeology #biblearcheology #biblicalarcheology #history #ancienthistory #biblehistory

A Review of “Persistent Pastoralism: Monuments and Settlements in the Archaeology of Dhofar” Fariba Mosapour Negari Book Review,Pastoralism,Dhofar https://lnkd.in/ddR_pMz9 #Book Review,#Pastoralism,#Dhofar

I’m thrilled to announce the publication of my new book, Anticosti: Quebec’s Enigmatic Island. This work has been a labor of love, combining my passion for archaeology, cultural heritage, and environmental history. Anticosti Island, often called the “forgotten gem” of Quebec, is a place of breathtaking beauty and deep historical significance. Through this book, I delve into the island’s rich past, exploring its archaeological sites, Indigenous heritage, and the fascinating interplay of natural and human histories that have shaped its identity. This book is not only a celebration of Anticosti’s unique legacy but also a call to action to protect and preserve such invaluable cultural and environmental treasures. I hope Anticosti: Quebec’s Enigmatic Island inspires a deeper appreciation for our shared history and encourages thoughtful stewardship of the past. If you’re interested in learning more or would like to discuss the themes of the book, feel free to reach out. Let’s continue the conversation about the importance of preserving our heritage for future generations. 📖 Available soon! #AnticostiIsland #CulturalHeritage #Archaeology #Conservation #QuebecHistory #NewBook

📣 Check out this new upcoming book titled “Cremation in the Early Middle Ages” which is available for pre-order from our #PortAncient partner, Prof. Dr. Howard Williams (Twitter: @howardmrw). 🗓Official Publication date: December 12th, 2024 ✨Cremation in the Early Middle Ages draws together the latest research and thinking on early medieval cremation practices. The book takes you on a journey through 19 chapters exploring cremation practices from the fifth to the eleventh centuries CE in Fennoscandia, the UK and Ireland, Frisia, Denmark, Germany, Belgium, and France. In this way, the book aims to be a central resource for anyone interested in early medieval cremations, or indeed funerary practices more generally. The author, Howard Williams is Professor of Archaeology at the University of Chester. Famous for his work on the study of death, burial and commemoration in Early Medieval Britain and Scandinavia. ➡️To pre-order and to learn more about this exciting upcoming book, click here: https://lnkd.in/gF3M6aca #SASA #AncientWorld #History #PortAncient #MiddleAges #PreOrder #Ireland #Medieval #Europe # Resource #Funerary #FuneraryPractices #Cremation #CremationPractices #Archaeology #Educational #Knowledge #Learning #Historic #KnowledgeIsPower #Teaching #Archeology #Resources #Archaeologist #AncientCivilization #AncientHistory #AncientWorld #History #FYP

One of the most common items found at archaeological sites is pottery. Believe it or not, these sherds of clay can tell us a great deal about the age and use of a site, as well as the lifestyles of the people who lived and worked there; including what they ate, grew and traded with other cultures. In fact, pottery is one of the most useful finds in archaeology. How much pottery have you found lurking in your back garden or local area, and what have you been able to infer from studying it? #archaeology #heritage #heritageconsultancy #pottery #digging #potsherds

Medieval Root Cellar: Secrets of Food Preservation Unearth the secrets of medieval life! This video explores historical reenactments, archaeology, and practical skills like building a root cellar. Learn time-tested techniques for preserving food and discover the fascinating world of medieval technology. #MedievalLife #Archaeology #HistoricalReenactment #RootCellar #FoodPreservation #MedievalTechnology #History #DIY #SurvivalSkills #Documentary

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These are 5 mysterious archaeological discoveries you might not find in the mainstream textbooks. Have you heard of any of them? 👉 Oh, and don't forget to sign up for my Newsletter and get a FREE Archaeology Cheat Sheet: https://lnkd.in/eVVghe3X

Ancient Giants Etched in Stone: The Dabous Giraffes of Niger. Please subscribe to my newsletter if you are interested in #science and #history. #archaeology